ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I'll be honest — loading the dishwasher is one of my least favorite things to do.But a man who lived in the 1600s completely changed how I think about it.Brother Lawrence was a lay brother in a Carmelite monastery whose only job was to wash dishes. And yet he wrote that the noise and clutter of his kitchen felt no different from being on his knees at the altar. He called it Practicing the Presence of God — doing every small thing, for the love of God.Now when I load the dishwasher, I thank God for the person who used that cup. When I unload it in the morning, I thank Him for another day and the gift of health to do it.The question I keep coming back to:What if the little things aren't getting in the way of the vision — what if they ARE the way?We'll never reach the big things without faithfully tending to the small ones. Do it with love. Do it with thankfulness. Just like Brother Lawrence teaches.🌿 Share this with someone who needs the reminder that God is in the ordinary moments too.#Faith #FaithAndWork #PracticingThePresence #BrotherLawrence #DailyDevotion #WesternNorthCarolina #Encouragement #Leadership #AWordFromSharon
